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   From: governor.swill@gmail.com   
      
   On Tue, 14 Mar 2017 21:05:00 -0400, Ubiquitous wrote:   
      
   >   
   >On Tuesday’s Mark Levin show, Vice President Mike Pence called into   
   >discuss the Republican health insurance reform plan and the repeal   
   >of Obamacare. Pence said that the American Healthcare Act will give   
   >Americans the ability to choose what kind of insurance they want to   
   >have. He expects that this will help us unleash the full power of   
   >the national market place. This plan is better than what the left   
   >would do, but it is not good enough. However, Pence said there are   
   >several amendments that will be added to the bill this week from   
   >conservative members of Congress that will hopefully fix critical   
   >errors in the legislation. This Healthcare Act will still leave the   
   >pillars of Obamacare largely intact.   
      
   Of course it will!  Whatever gave you the idea the Republicans would   
   do anything else?  Surely you don't believe their rhetoric anymore.   
   They've been preaching "fiscal sanity" ever since before Ronald Reagan   
   tripled the national debt.  They preached non interference in other   
   nations' affairs from the time Bush 41 pulled out of Iraq until the   
   time Bush 43 went back in.  And as soon as he left office, they went   
   right back to preaching fiscal sanity and America First again.   
      
   They been touting Obamacare repeal for six years but didn't bother to   
   put a plan together until a few weeks ago when Ryan announced the   
   embarrassment of Trumpcare, a health care plan that has everybody   
   laughing at Paul Ryan behind his back.   
      
   Republicans will always do the very opposite of what they promise.  At   
   least with the Dems, they tell you what they're going to do.  The only   
   way you know what the GOP is up to is by holding them up to a mirror   
   so you can watch them do the opposite.   
      
   >The Republican healthcare plan   
   >is not a repeal and it is not a more free market oriented system.   
   >They have a lot of smoke and mirrors built into this and are using   
   >propaganda to promote it. We will still be subsidizing people who   
   >are required to purchase health insurance approved by the federal   
   >government. The plans have to be within a certain required type of   
   >policy, such as young adults remaining on their parents’ policy   
   >until 26 and preexisting conditions.   
      
   The Republicans, in true GOP fashion, have left in all the expensive   
   stuff everybody wants but cut out all the stuff that pays for it.   
   Within a decade, probably less, trillion dollar deficits will be the   
   new normal.   
      
   >Later, Republicans are exposing   
   >themselves when it comes to repealing Obamacare. Progressive   
   >Republicans like Ileana Ros-Lehtinen are not supporting the American   
   >Healthcare Act because not enough of their constituents will be   
   >covered. After that, Bernie Sanders is claiming that the Healthcare   
   >Act being passed will result in the death of thousands of Americans.   
   >This is ridiculous. Actually, Obamacare is responsible for people   
   >dying. Rationing has already begun especially with our senior   
   >citizens and veterans. Finally, John Heubusch calls in to talk about   
   >his new book, The Shroud Conspiracy: A Novel.   
      
   I keep asking myself why fully ten percent of the pages in this bill   
   are devoted to keeping lottery winners off Medicaid.  Not that that is   
   a bad thing, indeed, anybody winning hundreds of thousands or millions   
   at lotto has no business getting any sort of government bennies.  But   
   in a bill of only 60 pages that supposedly "repeals and replaces" the   
   2000 page ACA, why did it take ten percent of them to stop this one   
   practice?  And why does it give tax breaks specifically to health care   
   provider execs?  How does collecting less tax from the VP of marketing   
   going to cover more Americans or reduce their premiums?   
      
   Swill   
   --   
   Comey says, "nevermind".   
      
   ""Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we   
   expressed in July with respect to Secretary Clinton," Comey wrote   
   Sunday."   
      
   "Since my letter, the FBI investigative team has been working around   
   the clock to process and review a large volume of emails from a device   
   obtained in connection with an unrelated criminal investigation,"   
   Comey wrote on Sunday. "During that process we reviewed all of the   
   communications that were to or from Hillary Clinton while she was   
   Secretary of State " I am very grateful to the professionals at the   
   FBI for doing an extraordinary amount of high-quality work in a short   
   period of time."   
   http://www.cbsnews.com/news/fbi-director-comey-congress-new-lett   
   r-hillary-clinton-emails-still-no-charges/   
      
   #imwithher   
      
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